How to send an nda from a template on Starch

Sending an NDA from a template sounds simple until you're doing it twelve times a month across vendors, contractors, investors, and partners — each with slightly different requirements, different signing parties, and different follow-up timelines. The NDA itself is rarely the hard part. The hard part is keeping track of who's signed, who hasn't responded in five days, where the executed copy lives, and whether the version you sent last week was actually the right one. What this looks like in practice varies depending on whether you're sending mutual NDAs before investor conversations, one-way NDAs to contractors before a product briefing, or vendor NDAs as part of an onboarding checklist. The underlying friction is the same: a workflow that should take two minutes often takes twenty because it's spread across a Google Drive folder, your inbox, and your memory. On Starch, the signed NDA lands in a searchable repository, the unsigned ones surface automatically so you can follow up, and the template you're pulling from is versioned so you're not guessing which draft is current. Contract Lifecycle Management — coming soon, with beta access available now — handles the full flow. In the meantime, Starch's email and knowledge management tools cover most of the tracking and template management work today.